Add python3.13 tests, bump qutip==5.1.0 and other dependencies #93
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Root of the issue was with the breaking changes introduced in major version 5 of
qutip, which now returns an internal representation of sparse matrices (theCSRclass) when calling.data. This is not supporteddtypeforscipy. As per the release notes, thedata_as("csr_matrix")retains the old behaviour, and isscipycompatible. Also, the argument nameinptchanged toarg.As a consequence, have to drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 as these are not supported by the new qutip version.
Whitespace changes caused by re-running
black, along with some changes to pass the latestflake8version.While pinning versions, also added tests for Python 3.13 to try and get a working feedstock. Appears to be a (not very widely?) known bug with GHA windows runners, Python3.13 and threading, so exclude that from testing matrix. Conda-forge runs on Azure so hoping this won't affect their builds.
Also macOS runners are deprecated, so bumped this to macOS14 for the OpenMP builds - this means changing the environment variables for using the libomp install by brew.
Closes #92